$30K in High School to Multi-Million Dollar Card Empire ft. Eric Michael
Duration
34m
Broadcast on
08 Aug 2025
Audio Format
other
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In this wild episode of Coffeez for Closers, we sit down with Eric Michael—the founder of Major League Profits, and the face of a booming collectibles empire built off flipping sports cards and Pokémon.
Eric shares how he went from a $30K high school side hustle to a full-blown business teaching thousands how to make consistent income flipping cards. We talk shop on AI-powered grading, turning eBay into cashflow, building with best friends, living with your CMO, and scaling a coaching company that runs like the military—all before 30.
This episode is a deep dive into the future of collectibles, creator-led education, and why in-person culture beats Zoom every time. If you’re a parent, collector, or entrepreneur—this one’s for you.
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